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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1905)
THE 31 OR NTS G ORjEGGXJJLS, TJTOHSDAY, JTTXE S9t 1KV5. DEMAND FOR WHEAT California Still a Heavy Buyer In the North. STEAMER SPACE IS TAXED XTool Closely Cleaned Up in This State Good Demand for Frnit. Hops Are Poor In West ern Washington. WHEAT Strong demand from Cali fornia. WOOL Oregon clip closely- cleaned up Boston market MrOTgw. FRUIT Better movement runt with warmer weather. EGOS Firm M the reeat advance. POULTRY Strong "'inquiry cleaas up arrivals. BUTTER Weak but net MV'ly to go lower. MEATS Veal market temporarily weaker. HOPS Waehlnjrtosi oubieek set so bright. The CHforaia daead for wba eeatsaues strong. There Ik an acteaj berUKe of eM wheat eaHabte for grinding In that Mete, and miller are forced to -buy In Oregon and Washinjrto 1. tide then over until the sew heat la In cenditiea lor flwrmakliir. The southward movftent, while heavy. Is ham pered by a rearctty of care saace. a cy&t of the coasters are engaged in the lumber trade at preat. Some nmaM let of wheat are o4nr roach on the regular ttaers. ad the Roanoke. da tomorrow. wit! take a full cargo to Kan Pedro. The Redcndo wt al-6 carry a full load to Sea Francieoft next week, and aaother cargo le to he dispatched to the came port from the Soaad. The San Francteeo spot market ha faMen ofX several points and dealers here are eeot lns lower prices than last week. 82 S3 cents for dab and cent for Mues4m. Val ley wheat if worth somewhere la the neigh borhood of S3 cet". but quotations are sot obtainable, as no beesneM In this grade it being: traaeacted. and rappMes in the corn try are very short. Crop eendHioas la nearlr every section of the Northwest are favorable, la the Valley thrra are report of aphis, but aM of the mountain? wheat in makiej; good progress. In addition to the Oregon Weather Bureau's report, aireadf printed, the felon-tag extract la taken from the Waebtagten weekly stale report : v "In th eastern counties there were eerae hot dayr. causing wheat to wtlt In some lo caMMec. hut the faVdnc raln earing the last two or three days will probably restore it as thrifty as ever. Oats tv premise of a heavy crop. Barley la heading is Oatarabia and Whitman counties. Sariag wheat is do ins finely, la Krl. although rust is re ported as having appeared in seme leeaMtles. Winter wheat is MHac n'oU. but has grown ry rank, a ad ie liable to ledge. Seme it already leaped by rata aad wtad. Alto gethr the prorpect for a large wheat crap have net ben leseeaed. It la too early to forecast the cotter of the wheat market thlc Fall, bat the bctW ie general that It wtl be a Bwrepean preposi tion. White the Eastern crop has nx been made. yet. aad there 1 ststt lame for a ac cident, conditions at the present time threugh out trie great wheat beat point to a full coverage yield, which xrfll laeaa that vary little If aay Pacific Coast wheat wilt go cast of the Reekie. WOOL CLOSELY CLEANED UT. "etr Oregon1 Clip In Arriving at Boston IMce Strong. Wool Is f elosely cleaned ho ia this state that there is practically no market. Prices are noastnalty tmohaaged. The BoMoa Com mercial Bwlletin of the 24 th said Oregon wools are arrivMg there, bat no sale have yet been reported. Valley No. 1 is oaoted m Boston at (ftG2 centr. No. 2 at &VCS eeuu. and "No. 3 at For a lot of 2,009 poaaea, M ceits laadod was paid ia that state a Jew days before. The Bwtlotia rays of the general eitaatsoa: Otrlag priaclaally to lack of sp wool. bu)ing has beon iem active. The neaeroas purchases which some coatumsos have made alm had their effect. Howevar. a good aver age baeiars has beea doa, with the market as stroag as last week ad prieea fatly maintained oa their previews hais. Another factor to be coacadered is the imwtlllagaesa cn the part of dealers to do aay farther sell ing ahead. A a matter of fart, the new wools are not here In awtJitKtos. Cuently K la Impnselhle to make salos except In futwros. It in expected that bat very litU wool will come oa this market, a a good part has already beecf dMpod of to manufacturers. Those maaafacttsreea who expert to rente into the market in July aad get large ruapltos are apt to be disappointed, at a good part of what the will ant is even now sold The sale of -pot wools aad those to arrive have romoved a coast- portion of thl year's dip from the market, and it looks as rheach there woafcd ha no ac cumulations for some months. AM eoadittoiui biag favorable. It would re quire mast severe, reverses to affeet the enrwnc position which the market is now la, and the dealers recognise that faet. BErrTER DEMAND FOR FRUIT. Front Street Business Improve With the Weather. The change for th better ta the weather made a marked Improvement fa the fralt trade yesterday mornsag. hat mtyerw soon filled their want, aad bafltaes war aset again in th afternoon. Prices were not materially ehaaged. Strawberries were wraree. and good ship pang rnoek was voted ap to fS. There wr no Legcn berrieie at all oa Front street, the few that came in beiag sold at the depot. Curr&ats were also scarce, aad la strong de mand at S eents a poand. The local crap rt going to be short this yesr. There never are enough cwram rai?d fr this marker, and It might be promaVIe for mw near by farmere to go into the oarraat-raieing bueinria oa a large scale. A ear of late Valearia oraages eame Id yeeterday. Lemons are very Arm. some deal ers asking $4 for fancy. The first watte Sg of the seasos arrived yeeterdaj. and were offered , at $S per 2t-peuad crate. Twerve boxes of Oregon peaches were reeeaved aad cold at $9 rents to $1. The overdue cars of watermelons and can taloupe were again delayed. A oar f onions arrived from Sacramento, the yellows In fine shape, bat the reds poor. EGGS IN GOOD DEMAND. Beeetpts From Local Territory Are Light Chickens Clean Up.. The egg market wa very firm yesterday under a Strang demand. Receipts af Oregon eggs were light and are expected to continue sa Dealers quoted 20 and 21 cents. with probably the rnajorlty of sales at tha higher figure. Eastern eggs were offered at 29 cents. There was a good Inquiry for chickens and Just enough came In to allow of a general cleaning up. Batter was unchanged in price ""lth a weak uadrrteee to tha market, but lower prices are hardly to be expected. Veal Again Very Plentiful, Rtaeipis f veal were heavy yesterday, which gave the market a weak appearance, bat the eesdttses is probably eraiy temporary, and lees free arrivals today -Ht eve mat ters tap. In other Mae of rstat there was so chaage. Some shipper esataeue to rend in best beef, for watch there Is abrHitely no demand. Washington nop Crop. Thore Is a fine outlook for hops in the Yakima VaMer. seed the Washington weekly crop report, received yesterday, bat -In the wectern districts they have, set armed out -vest. The Weather Bureau's correspondent at Christopher. King County says the erep down Hght la that section. Bank Clearings. Baak clearing of the Northwestern dries yesterday, were as follows: Clearinrs. Balances. Porttaad 4Mt-4 i sz,eii Seattle K Taeoraa ................ 7.;p4 Spohae 3M.S .Ml 31.691 PORT-LAND OUOTATJOXS. Grain. Flow. Feed. Etc FLOCR Patents. UQQZ.l per barrel; straights. Jifrji.25; clear. S3.719: Valley. 9 3 lll . Dakota hard wheat, Graham. JS.504, whole wheat. St 43; rye Soar, local. 35. Eastern. Ji.iS eors- meaU per bale. J1.0 229. WHEAT Clab. flgsJ' per bushel; blae- etera. Sbttfc. alley, somiaai. B A RL.E r Feed. $Sf22.5 per ton; roiled. S2Z.ZV. OATS No. 1 white, feed. WO per ton; gray. 139. MILTLSTUFFS B ran. 119 per ton; mid dlings, shorts. $21; chop. TJ. 3U!I. $19; l!nsf-d dairy feed. SU; Acs If a meal. Sib per toe. CEREAL. FOODS Rolled eats, cream. 99 poand sacks. 16.75; lower grader, 1396.S5; eatmoal. steel eat. -poaad sacks. 1& per batre! , ".6-pouad sacks. HM& per -bale; oat meal (groandi. 0-poua. sacks. J7.50 per barrel. 16-pound racks. S4 per bale; apUt peas. Si per lft-poacl sack; -poaad bexe. 1 48. pearl barley. Vl-tS per 2& poaads; 2& powad boxes. Sl.rS per box; pantry fiour, 10 pound sacks. S2.&0 per bale. HAY; Timothy. 5Mt?16 per tea; dorrr. Ill OlS; grain. J11S12; cheat. 11812. Batter. Vrt- Poultry. Etc EGOS Oregoa ranch, 2fc21c per dozes; Eastern. 30c. BUTTER City creamener: Extra cream- ory. s0:i,c per pound; state creameries. Faac. creamery. 17Vx 321K; litre butter. CIIEESEOrrgon fall cream twias. Hit 12c; Yoaag America. lSU12c POCLTRV Fancy heas. l2dtlAc. areraca bene. 12c: mixed chiekeas, llflSc; oM room er. c; yoaag roostera lllc; tSpnage. zw to 2 pounds, l&c. 1 to lht poaads. 3SUjl6c: dressed chtrkena. 131 4c, tar kye. live. 16l"lUc, turkeys, dreseed. poor. l48S"c; tarkeys. choice. 2G22Vc: geese, Mve, per poand. 7ts6c. ptese. arossed. pr poaad. S3 10c; dacks. old. t7ffS; ducks, yoaac: as to sire. S37.M, pigeons. "191-2. eoaabs. 2. VegeUblcn. Fruit, VXc. DOMESTIC FRUtTS-Strawberrtes. 2.M per crate; apples, tabic, l.2-fQ per box; new camerata. xi.&rt S per box; apricot. S&ff I per crate: peaches, HkH 1.2S per crate; pturns. 6Cce?Jl per crate; igaa berries. il Zb per crate: blackberries. 76c per crat. cherrler. ift per poaad; can taioafep. It per crat. pears. 11 -er box; rarrants. &. per poand. pranes. f0c9H: rasp berries. II. 75 per crate, watermelons. 2Htfoc per poan. goo-eternt. roc per pn. TROPICAL FRriTfremons, laacy. xa.S9 94. rboice. S3 per box, oranges, navels, fancy. S2.S92.7 per box; choice. 9282.S; standard. Sl.Mtfl.75; MedlterraReaa sweets, S2.M9 2.75. Valervrias. .S.75; graptfralt. tlJ 99 per box; bananas, : per poand, pineap ples. J2.M per dox. FRESH VUGETABLES Artichokes. JOc per dozen, a-paraevs. 2mc per box; beans. st poand: caallflower. $1 per dozen:' eel- i m. ftftp r dozfi. com 30T4Ar er dezeai ! caeumbers. 40r4l$l per dozen: ezr plant. 17"c: ! lettace. hethowse. 26c per dozen: lettwee. head. 1 JOS per dozen;, parsley, a&c per oozen; peas. 2Sc per pound; peppers. 2fc per ponnC: radishes. 166 12c Pr dozen: rhubarb. 19 2c per poand; .tomatoes. $1.7556 per crate; squash. $la?1.23 per box. ROOT VEGETABLES Tar. $ 1.23 C 1.46 "per sack, carrots. 1 1.26 Q l.&Q per sack; beets. 115126 per sack; garlic.. zSHc per poaad. ONIONS-Cattforala red. ll-2gi-M per hun dred; yellow. $1.75. POTATOES OrRou fancy. old. $ieL36: Oregon, new, Jlgl 25. Eastern. $lffl.24; Call foriua. nw. $1.23. RAISINS Loose Muscatels. 4 -crown. 7$lc: 5-Uyer Muscatel raliins. 7 He; anbleaehed. seedless Sultanas. 6fc; London layers, 3 crown, whole boxes tit 2Q -ousda, Jl.SJ; 2 crewH. $1.7fj. DRIED FRUITS Apples, evaporated, ttj BHc per poand; sundried. aaoks or boxes, none; aprieots. 16911c; peaches. V016HC; pears, none: prunes. It a Han. 4 9Sc; French. 2baf$Uc; figs. Canferaia blacks. 3c; do white, none; Smyrna. 26c; Fard dates. 6c; plums, pitted, 6c. Groceries, Nuts, Etc. COFFEE Mocaa. 22Sc. Java, erdtsary. lS22c. Costa Rica, fancy. 16c; good. 108 lbc; ordinary. MNrl2c per poaad; Cotambta roast, cases. l6s. $I3.TS; S4w, S13.75.. Ar baeklr. $14.76: Ltoa, $14.7. KICK Imperial Japan No. 1. $S-37j; Soath ers Japan, t.l&. Caretiaar, 3&6Hc; broken head. 2Tc SALMON Columbia River. 1-pound tails. $l.T& per dozen; 2-pound talis. $2.46; 1-poaad SUtK. 11.66. fano'. lfjl-poaad Sats, Jl.M. Vr poaad Sat. $t.M. Alaska pink 1-poaad tallr. bic . red. 1-poaad tails, $1.30; sockejea, V pound tails. $1 SS. SUGAR Sack batia. 106 poaads: Cabe. powdered. $3.69. do' Rvanalated. $&.S6; extra C. S3; golden C. $1.90: fruit svgar. $3.30: advance over aack baMa. as follows: Barrels. 16c; hatt-barrcta, 23c; boxes. 30c per 166 poaads. (Torma: Oa resaiuanee withtat 13 days, deoaet Uc per poaad. If later than 13 dais and within 3a days, deduct He Pr pwund; no lMotta alter ao oays.' steex sugar, granu lated. $3.46 per 3o poaads. maple sugar. l6Jihe per poana. ( SALT-CaWornU. $11 per ton. $1.08 per bale; Liverpool, tor. $17; 166s. $10.60; 2W. $16; balf-growad. 100a. $7: tfj. S7.&9. N UTS Walnuts. 13c per pouad by rack. Ic extra for lees than sack: Brazil nuts. 13a; filberts. 14c. pecan, lamhoa, 14c; extra huge, 15c; almonds, I. X. L.. 16ic chestnuts. Ital ians. 13c: Ohio, $4.39 per 26-poaad drum; pea nuts, raw. 7c per poand: roasted, ic. pme nuai, 16tPl2lsc. htckor aats. 7c; eoeoaauts. 7c; oeeeanuts. h&SPOc per oozes. BEANS Small white. 3S$KUe. large white. Si; plak. 3VeHc. bayoa. 4Uc; Lima. 6c DrrMed Meats, BKEF Drersod butle. If2 per poaad; cows. 3HHWc; coaotrj steers. 4Cf- MUTJJON Dro&sod futcy. 3 per pound; cntlBsrj. c VEAL Drested, 7c to J24 pounds. 6fr9e; 126 to 200 pounds. 4fc. 200 poaada and up. 34C PORK Dressed. 160 to 130. 787iic; 139 and up, C67e per poaad. Provisions aad Canned Meats. HAMS M to 14 poande. 134c per poaad; 14 to 16 pounds. Uc; 16 to 26 pounds. 13tc; CattforaJa ftcsucL e; cottage hams. E; thoasdars. c: boiled ham. 2tc; boiled pio aic ham. boadees. 13c. BACON Fancy breakfart. 13e per pound; standard breakfast, 16e. choice. 13c; Erk- ltten nreaKian. n to it pouaar. ic; peaoa bacon. 13c. SAUSAGE Portland, ham. ISc per pound; minced ham. 10c: Summer, choice dry. 17 He; bologna, long. lht. welacr-aurst, fte; liver, 6c: pork, 8c; blood. 3c; headaheese, c; bologna aaage. link. 4 Hc- DRT SALT-CURED Rtgular short deart. Me aatt. l"c smoked; dear backs. SAye ait. le'ric srstkei: clear penies. 14 to 17 pounds average, nose salt, none smoked; Oregon exports. 26 to 23 pounds average, 36H salt. lle emoked. LARD Leaf lard, kettle-rendered: Tlercts, 9Hc; tubs 9 Tic; 36s, 9mc; 20s. 10c; 10s, 10Sc; 3s. lOHc. Standard pure: Tierces, Rt.c: tabs. 8tc. 6a He; 20s. tUe; 16s, SSc; 5e Sc Compound: Tierces. Oc; tabs. 6Ue: 30s. CUc; 10s. dc; 3a. 6 "Sc. PICKLED GOODS Pork, barrels, $lf; half barrett. $9.30; beet, barrels. 412; half barrets. $6.36 CANNED MEATS Corned beef, rounds, per dozen. $1.23; two pound. $23; six pounds. Roast beef Sat, pounds. il.rS: two pounds, noae: six pounds, none. Roast beef. taU. poucds. none: iwa pouade. $2J33: six pounds, none Lunch tongue, pounds, soae; two poaads. none; tlx poaads. SS.B0. Hops. Wool. Hides, Etc KOPS Choice. 1W4. 10321c per pound. WOOL Eastern Oregon, average seat. 199 SSc; lever grades, dawa to 13c, according to shrinkage: Valley. 227e per pound. STOHAlR Choice. 3fff324c per pound. HIDES Dry hldee. No. 1. Id pounds and tl?. 16H6Ue per pound; dry ldp. No. 1. 3 to 30 pouadft. llfSlfc per pousd. dry calf. No. 1. vndtr 3 pounds. 170 ISc. dry raited, bulls and stags, one-third leas than dry Slnt; t culls, math-eaten, badly cut, stored, murrain, halr tllpptd, weather-beaten or grubby, 2ff3c per pound less); salted hldta, steers, soend. 60 pounds aad ever. &tH0c per pound; 30 to 60 pocsds. Sff?c per peur-S . under 50 poasda ar.d cows. hSc per pound, salted stags and bulk, sound Ce per pound; salted kip. socad. U to 39 pounds. c per pound, salted veal, so cad. 10 to It pounds. Sc per pound, salted calf, aoend. coder 2C pounds, lee per pound; txrees snaalted. le per poand less: cults, 1c per pound leas). Sheep aklns. Shearlings. No. 1 butchers stock. SiSSOe each; abort wool. N& 1 butchers stock, 40g DOc each, medium wool. No. 1 butchers' stock. 60$S0c: long wool. No. 1 butchers stock. Sit; 19 each, murrain I tils frem 10 lo 30 per cent leaa or 12riT14c per pound; horse hides, salted, each, accord let to ait. IliOCSS. dry. each, aceerdtag to stae. SI ei-ZO. colts' hides. Tea0c each: goat skins, oemmen 1031JC earn; Angora, with wool oa. 2rcSL90 each. TALLOW Prime, per pound. Sfegic; No. 2 and grease, 2fsc. FURS- 3J" akins. at to size. No. 1. $2,30 010 each, cubs, SiT2. badger. 2S$30e; wCd cat. with head perfect. 2&ff30c: souse cat, MlOc. fox. common gray. &097de; red. SStf S: cross. K215. stiver and black, S106S2O9; flrfiers. S5g. lynx. miak, strlcUy No 1. according to size. $19220; marten, dark Northern, according to sue and color. $10913. marten, pale. ptee. according to atxe and color. muskrat. large. 10912c: ileank. 4OSS0c: civet or polecat. &f 16c: otter, large, prima f tin. J 03 18; panther. wKS head and claws perfect. 2tf; raecooa. prime, 369 HJe: ravuntaln wolf. wMh bead ctrtrct, flM cerate. OOcfJSl; wolverine. $8S; bearer, ptr ekln. large. $&S; medium, $5tH; staiH, $1CL50; kits. 50e75c BEESWAX Good, dean and pare. 20ff22e per pound. CASCARA SAGRADA (Calttam bark Good. 3Se4e per poand. GRAIN BAGS Calcutta. "74c OUa. TURPENTINE Casta, tds .per galloa: bar rels, S4Je per gallos. WHITE LEAD T lots. 7,c; SOO-pouad lots, 75,0; Icsa than 500-poaad lots. Sc. GASOLINE Stove gaaoUae. cases. 23Vjc. iron barrels. 17c: Sd dear. gasoMne. eases. Sc: Iran barrels or drams. fdc. COaL OIL Cases. 2Uc; iron barrels. 14c; wood barre!, 17c; 6$ deg., cases. 22e; Irea barrels, lHc. LINSEED OIL Raw. 5-barrel lou. CZc; 1 barrel fets. CSc; cases. CSc. Boiled: S-barrel lota, ec; 1 -barrel lou. CBe; eases. 70c WHEAT AT TOP FIGURE SHARP ADVANCE OF DECEMBER OPTION AT SATX FRANCISCO. Barley Weaker for -Spot and Futures Under LUieral Offerings of Cash Grain. SAN FRANCISCO. 3ma 2S.-Spcal.) The local grain board wM probably fallow East ern exchanges aad remain closed on Jaty 3 as weU as July 4. Wheat fatatres bsd a weaker opening, bat mre sooa strengthened by Cbicago'a marked advance, and December reached the top-notch flgare of SI.). Cash wheat was firm, with IV tie choice oTcred. Barley was weaker for spot, aad fnturea aa der liberal ofTeriapi of eae cralr. OaJs. aside, from fancy new red. were dall and easy. Feedstuff were a4et. toild barley was 6 cents lower. Choice hay was arm. Despite the aetioa of growers H boMing for 36 rests, the local hop markt Is dan and weaker at 15 to 2 eeata for raot lots. Som basinets la reported hi 1W6 coatraets at M ceats. Wool is closely cleaned as aad firm. la the trait market, the new featare Is the appearance of Gravrn4eia applet with eis at 1 to tl.M. Several lots wr taken rur TAerthern shtameat. Red aad whit attrachan apples were Arm aader a shipping demand. wMh sales ap to SI.M. No choice Bartlett pears are offeriag. bat good Dear- bora aeedlttss ar pieatlfal. other orehard frutu er ia good sappiy and easy. Va leacia oraagea were strong. a the Oovera ment has cleaned ap th market for as oa trassports. Two carloads are expected to morrow, and the price for fancy win be tiZM Fancy lemons were scarce aad hither at $3.23 to W W. Potatoes were n larger sasply. hat active and firm. Onion were easy. Datrj' prodacta trer dtstl aad easy. Re x,v poanar. aa ceipts. St,im poand i batter. 9m poaads eheee. 4&.P20 doarn ergs. V VEGETABLES CHeuatotrs. 6JJe; garHr. a4C: creen peas. SIClv; strlag ban :4r3c; asparagus. 396c: tomatoes. $193; egg plant. 4f6e. POULTRY -Turkey gobblers. l&S21r: rroet ers. old $4.3003: do yoaag. $A.6T.36; broil- I ers. smalU $1.3vf 2.36. do large. iZ.Wf-Z: frriv. $3.364?&3: hnr. $4 399G.36; duekn. eM. .VTa. do yoaag. $39&3". EGGS-Store. 164ri7rt: fancy raaeh. 20?. BITXTER Fancy creamery, in; 'creamery eeeend. ISc; fancy dairy. 17c: dairy seoads. 17c. WOOL-5pring. Hamkslat aad Mendocino. 2Sg6c. Nevada. HOPS-lS4jr20c. iaL-rUFJr-3ran. $2tf!2t.S0; mftddtings. $23S2S. HAY Wheat. -1SS14.3Q; wheat and oats. $eiS.S6. batW. $?m: alfalfa. $716.36; clover. S7(fI6; stock. $3J67.3; straw. 30ff0e per bale. FRUITS Apples, choice. $1.34: common. 46c. bknaaas. 73cf$S: Mexican limes. $184.3: California lemon, choice. $3; common. $1; oraages. navel. $1.2396; pineapples. $293. POTATOES Early Rose. 73e$1.3. CIIBBSS Young America. 16arllc: East em. lSflS-rC- RBCEIPTS Floar. 21.811 quarter racks: wheat. 16,202 centals; barter. 7616 centals; oats. 23TO centals: bean. 23$ saeks; eora. 2466 centals: potatoe. 3662 sack?; bran. &2P8 sacks; mtddtings. 139 sarke; hay. 44S tons; wool. tS bale; hides. 437. LIXSTOCK JIARKETS. Prices Quoted at Portland Union Stockyard Ycstcrtiay. Recespta at the Portland Untan Stockyards yesterday were A! cattle. 1766 sheep. 106 hogs and 46 calves. The Mkjwlng prices were quoted at the yards: CATTLE Best Eastern Oregon steer. $3 36; cows and htfee. $2.366; 2.73. me dium. $1.36rs2; ealves. best. 12 to 206 1 poaads. $3. HOGS Best large fat hogs. $: Mock and China fat. $3.23tff3.3ft: Mocker. J3. SHBEP Best Eastern Oregon and Vally sheared. $8; medtam. $2.73; lambs. $4? 4.23. EASTERN LIVESTOCK. Prices Current at Kansas City. Omaha aad Chicago. CHICAGO. Juae 2A Receipts. 16.000. Mar ket, stejidy. Good to prime steers. $3,239 623: poor to medium $3.73 a? 3.13; stockers and feeders. $2,3664.40; cows, $2.3604.36; heifers. $2 50 2 4. SO; cannerr. $1062.49; calves, $L3096.10; Texas led steers. $3,369 4. S3. Hogs Receipts. 39,666; toraerrow. 22.009. Market 10c lower. Mixed and butchers. $3.30r?ft.6S; good to choice heavy. $3,300 3.76: rough heavy. $3.46 6: light Western. $S.23e.36; bulk. $3.S63.e. Sheep Receipts. 12.606. Shep. 16c higher; lambs. 13c higher. Good to choice wethers. $4 756 3-25; fair to choice mixed. $4.439 3.23: Western sheep. $4.96 83.23; native lambs, including Spring lambs, $12309; Western lambs. $3.7643 6.36. KANSAS CITY. Me.. Jane 2f Cattle Re ceipts. 7600. Market stead). Native steers. $4.23C3.7e; stackers and feeders. $2.7$v) 4.36; calves. '3.3-30; Western fed steers. $4233.23: Western fed cows, $3.2342S. Hogs Receipts. S006. Market steady. Bulk ot sales. $3 42 W 93.36; heavy. $3.4693.43; packers. $5 42H ?3.J6; pigs and Mght, $3,359 3.30. Sheep RecdptyS. 6000. Market strong. Mut tons. $4.2303.36: lamb. $3.7397: range wethers, $4.600323; ewes. $ 423 4.6. SOUTH OMAHA. Jan 2R Cattle Re ceipts. 3306. Market steady. Native steers. $3.73 ? 5.73: cows and heifer. $39 4.36: Western steers. $3-25 4.73; canners, S1.730 3; steckers aad feeders. $2.36 CM 77: calves. $2.7303.73: bulls. a4aga. etc. $3239130. Hegs Receipts. UL506. Market shade low. er. Heavy. $3 20 3 36: mixed. $527 3 JO: Mght. $3J0e32; pigs. $4eS; bu k of sales. $3.27 HQ 3-32 V, Sheep Reedpts. 1666 Market ttrong. 73 wethers. 4.730 it tsLor-Ab is. jai. Western year liars. $383 73 323; ewer. 34 94-T3; lambs. Dairy Produce la the East, CHICAGO. June 2S- On the produce ex chance today the butter market was firm. Creameries. 16020c: dairies. 133 ISc. Eggs Steady at mark, cases lnoloded. I3c; firsts, 13-c; prime firsts, 13c; extras, 17c Cheese Firm. 940164 c NEW YORK. Juae 2S. Bauer Steady,, un changed; Cheese Steadr. Eggs Firm, unchanged. MAKES i INROADS Profit-Taking, but Not at Ex pense of Stock Values. ABSORBED BY THE MARKET Operations for the Advance Renewed With Confidents Heary Bnylnc; for Fbrclpn Account Money Market Is Tranquil. NEW YORK. June IS. Ther. was some funhr heavy realizing of speculative preflta la today's stock marktt. bat It was ef fected without making Inroads on prices. The absorptive power of the market proved sa Impreulve that the operations for the ad vance were renewed with confidence. The market at any one time during the day presented an Irregular appearance, with prices advancing at some points and held stable at others by the coincident prefll-tak- Ing or from mer neglect on the part of the trading element. But a summing up of refulta shows a pretty comprehensive advance la the level of the market. The lifting process was shifted from one quarter to another until no Important group of stocks was left unaffected. Preference was shown for the standard dividend-paying stoeks, but those were mere favorable which have bea sub ject to rumors of Intended Increase la the rat of distribution. There wa- a eonisc uous reversion to the Pennsylvania greap. based on these suppositions. Reading wi) tecruded In the operation, and the dividend Increase mad only last week was accepted as a mere preliminary to a further Itjcreas to eome. A number of low-priced dividend payers proved attractive for the speculative possibility offered by a possible advaneo la dividend rates. But the mvemnt was not confined t( the small tvtdend-payers. as shown by the prominence of htgh-prtced gran gers and Pacific. The rate of everything oa lb Investment list at current prices for railroad stocks, reckoned oa th existing srrldend rates, has fallen to such a low percentage that he pes of a rise in th rat of return ! calculated to Invite the outlay fsr reinvestment of the half-yearly profits to b dlttrihated on Jaly 1. Th demand from this source Is relied upon In the correal tperalstive campaign for a, basis. Buying for foreign account was a factor m the advance, and th fact that foreign com sttmloc houses were returning borrow stocks on a larg scale prompted th Inference that this buying was to cover short contracts to a large extent. The money market continued remarkably tranquil considering th nar approach th July 1 requirements. Sterling exchange yielded still further from the goM export point her, and advanced In Parts, so that ther was no Inducement to further engage ments of gold for export. The coarlcrion Is professed still by banker that th xoM movement Is destined to reach considerable propertlens. Th supposition that the Ras slan Indemnity loan Is to be provided for was -jupplmnted today by the suggestion that a new Japaneee loan is la costempU tier.. Japanese bonds were weak. In conse quence, and thslr decline helped the sMghi Irrgularlty of the bond market. The bond market. In fact, showed very Mule ef fect from the usual preliminary Invest meat demand Incident to this saten of the year. Crop news was conflicting, and received Mule attention frdom th stock market, the strength of cotton and the weakness of corn both being regarded a due to speculative causes, to a large extent. Th Iron Age reports no relief from the torpidity of the pir-lroa market, aad th United Siatea Sl stoeks made a sluggish respon to the day's advance. One or two individual stocks de veloped a buoyant tendency iat In th day. but the tklenrf of raHzlng In the general Hit aroused aueplcicn. and the closing was rather anttrady. Bonds were Irregular. Total sale, par value. $3,315,000- United Slat's bonds wert all unchanged en call. CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. Closing Sales. High. Law. bid. Adams Express 243 Amalgamated Copper 20.100 82, 6tH IS Aroer. car r eunary v x do preferred Atner. Cotton Oil.... do preferred American Exprees' .. Am. II. Leather pf. American Ice 20i 9S OS 93 1J 32H Slii vo . 3S'; 36H 2S 23H 1J 40 4 47 4 113 Hi US HsK 120 200 200 2 Araer. Llned Oil do preferred 104 46 Amer. Locomotive.. 3,3X4 4&V do preferred l.OV) 111 Am. Sis. & Refining 1X403 119 do preferred Amer. Sugar Rflnlng P.200 140 134 LW4 Am. Tobacco pf. cert. K 9m M?a 04 Anaconda Mining Co. 5- IDS 104H Alchben S.OCO S4 S3S S3 do preferred 200 1044 I04t 164 Atlantic Coast Lin.. 2.S0O 164 162 1S34 Baltimore & Ohio... 6.1 114U 112V. 114H do preferred 201 97S B7H K7 Brooklyn R. Transit K0CO (St 6M, tb Canadian Pacific .... 5.100 !32i 131 151 Central of N. J K Chesapeake Ohio.. H.2o 33H 31i 32i Chicago 4 Alton 33, do preferred 300 7S 78 73 blcage Gt. Western 10 30rt 20H 1BT 2 CM. i NevJiwestern Af 2tS SC 267W CM.. Mil. & St. Paul. 2.SW 17H 17dj 177i Chi. Terra. Trans.. 2.1C0 2t IS lt, do preferred 2.C0O 41, OH 33H C C-. f- ?t. Louis 6M 99H 99 PS Cetorads Fael & Iron 2. 43 444 4S Colorado A Southern 2.3rt 27. 27t 274 do 1st preferred... 30O M S7Vs 37U do 2d preferred 7f 37H Mt .T7 Consolidated Ga ... lm 1P1U 101U 181 Corn Products 1.000 16T IK 16U do preferred 41 Vt Dlaware Sz Hudeoa. DeL. Lack. & Weet. Dnver A Rio Grand do preferred Distillers SeeurHI. 1.60i 150t; l59Vi 1834 XAjx loo sos 3as ai St) M SeTS 61 tSt. 43 4314 Erie.... 4.$no 44H 43 4m do 1st preferred.... l.v git, eVkt git, do 2d prefrred . 3.4v fipt, tryi nja, General Eledric .... s 176 176 176 Hocking Valley pnti HMaotA Central 7W 167H 16 166S Internationa! Paper.. 34v 194 ipi 191, do preferred .'. 77 il Intematloaal Pump.. 2fV 27 27 27. do preferred n lows. Central 1.7CO 274 23V 2dH do preferred 1.400 52 31 31 Kan. City Southern. 100 24 est, 25, do preferred ICO 34C MU 3d Loulsrill Sr Nsjtfrr. 21.300 l.VT, J4SH ISOfi Manhattan L. 400 leij i im Metrop. Securities. .. l.KVO Pli for, St Metropolitan St. Ry.. l.reo 124 1ZZK lit ! Mexican Central . 2.400 21 H 2U, 21S Minn & sc. iouls i M. St P. A S. S. M. L300 1244 '"S 1224 do preferred IPO l(lli le?i. tat UIMri PiHtp arm lrwit inn 2,nft 10OU 90 100 Mo.. Kan. A Texas XSOa 29U v; do preferred 2.300 ettl ea, National Lead 2.600 47H 4fI 45T National of Mx. pf. 200 35S 34U XsS New Tork Central.. 13200 lidtj I4i 1464 N. Y.. Ont. A West. XS00 32i SUi 32U Norfolk A Western. 18.KO S4U mC do preferred . 1 v-t " VY-. r. : pfTMll North American 3 100H ICnv, jpo 3.306 190 IS5U 1N5 l.fiOO 42 41 41U MlOT') I4ia, tir.u it it: PenneylranU' People'a Gas 1.C00 163H 103U 18UK P.. C. C. A Et L. 75 Pre-eed Steel Car... 3.10O 3'-, osw aa do preferred K 94 02 93s; PuHman Palace Car 23S' lleaaing 90.900 ICOH 951, pjai do 1st preferred.... 200 92 92 90 91U 1U Co Z4 preferred. Republic Steel do preferred Rock Island Co. ... . do preferred Rubber Goods do preferred St. L. A 6. F. 2d rf. St L. Scuthwejitra 3.6CO 81 H 2.600 19i l.COO 1 S.TpO SOM 700 75S ti 3H. 19t4 7R4 7Si 3t 30 73 734 34 34 103 1M IOO IBS 60O 67H 67 67U 3 24X, 24 24' 100 em ii iu 30200 OVi 64U 3 do preferred . Southern Pacific ,. 00 preierreo. 100 117H H7H 117S J Southern Railway .. ,4.900 32 2s r d. preferred 200 971 9714 97; Tena. Coal A Iron.. 4200 S4H S4 S3H I Yias A Pacific 1.400 341, 2i Z Toledo. St. L. A W... 200 3S4 35 Vi 3H do preferred ....... S00 374 3d M-4 Union PaelSe 64.000 12S4 1TT 124 do prefemd 200 974 4 U. S. Express 122 U. S. Leather 100 12i 12? IT", do preferred 200 106 1074 W U. S. Realty.. POO 91 90 90 U. S. Rubber d preferred U. S. Steel da preferred ....... Va. -Carolina. Chemical do preferred Wells-Fargo Express. 30O 414 44 404 IfO IO5 105 ICS 23.S00 324 21? 3214 2L400 9. 934 btfii 00 34 33t 334 100 ir4 104 1(10 100 235 233 233 if o Drvrrrva -rirr t-m WeaUngbocee Klec Western Union 7 200 S wheeMnr L. Erie ... Wlscoaain CentraL... LflCO 2i-i doprafrrred 300 32 60S 32 Total sales for the day. 7S2.7CO shares. Ex dividend. BONDS. NEW YORK. June 23. Closing quotations: U. S. ref. 2 reg.101 iD. t R. G. 4s. ..1024 do coupon. ...104VN. T. C. G. 3Hs l04t U. S. 3 reg 104 !Nor. Pactfic 3s . 7Ti do coupon... .104 INor. PaelSe 4a..l04t u s. new 4s reg.132 So. Pad tic 4s. .. 93 do coupon 132muniea Pacific 4s. 107 I U. & eld 4s rer.164 'Wis. Central is.. 93 H I do coupon ...103 IJas. 6s. 2d set : .i5 ! Atchlsoa Adj. 4s VT 'Ja 4H- cer.. Stocks at London. LONDON. Juna 2S. Consols for money. 90; consols for account, 90 1-1& Anaconda SHiNorfelk & West. RS Atchison S3a do preferred... 96 do nref erred ... 16T 'Ontario A West. 33U Baltlmet a: O. . 1 1-3 H Pennsylvania , Can. PaelSe .. .133 4, Rand Mines... wui . St . 47 . 43 - 33H ViK . -131K .100 - 32Ti .102 - 204 41H - 91H Chex A Ohio... SX -Reading C Gt. Westers. 20 Ui do 1st pref. C M. A St. P .1S1V do 2d pref.. DeBeers 1" So Railway. D. A R. Grande. 36t! do preferred do preferred. . 62 So. Pacific... Erie 45H 'Union Paelflc. do 1st pTef. . . S3J- do preferred do 2d pref 71 H U. S Sttel... Illinois Central. 171 ! do preferred Louis, le Nash.. 132 , (Wabash Mo Kas. A T. . 30H do preferred N. Y. Central . liSHtSpanlsh Fours Money. Exehaaure. Etc. NEW YORK. June 25. Money on call easy. 292H per cent; lowest. 2 per eent; dosing hid. 3 per cent; offered. 2U per cent. Time j loan steady: 60 days. K per eent; 90 days. . 3 per cent; six months 3 SO 3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 3W9 IV percent- Wabash l.XVk 30S X Sterling exchange soft, with ctual busi- weH A9 , Northwestern markets by a proml ess In bankers bills at -W4.S.J0 for Bent ,radr at Mlnn.apoMs. Under this sell- aess demand and at $4.5313 f4.H320 for 60-day WHs. Poatea rat. $I.84ffl.SS. Commer cial Mils. $4.K3S0.$3V Bar silver. 3RSc. Mexican dollars. 43 he Government bonds, steady: railroad bonds. Irregular. LONDON. June 25--Bar sliver, quiet. 27d pr ounce. Money. IH02 pr eent. The rale of discount In th open market for short bills Is 2U pr cent: th rate of discount la th opn market for three-months btHa Is 2H per eent. SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S.-SHver bars. 3SSc MexUan dollars, nominal. Sight drafts. 7Hc: tIgraph drafts. 10c. Sterling oa London. 60 days. $.S5 ; sight. $4.S7H. Dally Treasury Statement. WASHINGTON. June 2$. Today's statement of th Treasury balances la the general fund show: m Available cash baUnces J137.323.1M Gold 63.613131 . . rT-. TL-n CROP NOW BEING MARKETED AT EUGEXE- Forty Tons Recelxed Yesterday. Fruit Is in Good Condition, Notwithstanding Late Rains. T-tTr-T-v-T- a- Tnti 3tSnaiaLl Today has bea oa of the busiest days ev-r seen hre la th cherry harvest, aad the receipts by all purchaters have ben enormous. At each of two depots 26 teas have beea re ceived, aad the force aad facilities are taxed heavily to. handle thera. Th cherries are almost exeolly of th Royal Anne variety, and nearly aH are of the highest qaaMty. The rain of yesterday and Monday afcrrad the cherry men. lest it would cause the fault to bum on the trees, aad a few are cracked, bat ther Is no danger of farther damage, unless another rala should come. By th eloi. of th week the crop will be harvested, and K will b largr than ex pected, arnoaating to hundreds of tens, al though tat erop U much below what la eaHed a good on. The fruit Is la great demand for caaoiag and ahipplng purposes. Metal Markets. NEW YORK, June 2S. The London tin market was again higher with spot closing at (46 and futures at 139 17s 6d. Locally the market was steady and up somewhat In sympathy with spot, closing at aO.dOffSO.iSc Copper, on the other hand, was lower abroad, dosing at tM 2 M for spot and 66 for futures. Locally the situation shows no quotable change. I-ak and electrolytic are quoted at 15c and easting at 14.73c . Lead was higher at 13 6s 3d In London. Locally the market Is firm with some dealers asking higher prices, although the general range remains unchanged at 4 50C l.COc. Spelter remained quiet at 24 In London and at 3.30c la the local market. Iron closed at 49 4d In Glasgow and at 43s ltd la Mlddlesboro Locally th market ts unchanged with the tone said to be In buy err favor. No. 1 foundry Northern Is quoted at $10.2.3 ffli 7. No. 2 foundry Northern. 13.304yl6.23; No. 1 foundry Southern and No. 1 foundry Southern soft. 13.73 16.25; No. 2 foundry Southern. 15.236 13.73c Mining Stocks. SAN FRANCISCO, June 2$. The official closing quotatloas for mining stocks today were as follows: Alpha Con Andes Belcher Best A Beichtr BaWon Caledonia . Challenge Con.. t'Kollar Confidence Con. CaL A Va. Crewn Point . Exchequer $ -OS'Justiee $ .06 .2I!MexIcan 1.00 IrtrOccldental Con... -H l.OOOphir 6.15 .3S'Ovrman ....... .35 ; Potest .20iSavage .ls!Scerptea 91 Sg. BIeherd 1.10,SIrra Nvada..". .laisilver Hill .30'Unlen Con .13 .11 .38 .11 .03 .20 .PS .42 .10 .21 Gould A Curry .ISiUtah Con nate A Nercross l.lOIYdtew Jacket..-. BOSTON. Jane 2S. Clotlag quotations: Adventure ...-$ JJOMohawk S 40.3O AHouez 23J61Mont C. AC. 2.30 Amalgamated.. 81 7310W Dominion. 24.73 Am. Zinc e06fOceoIa 90.30 Atlantic ... . 13.301 Parrot 22.30 Bingham 25.751Qulncy OS-00 CaL A Hecla. . 640.00lshannon ...... T.13 Centennial -. 17.50.Tamarack 112.00 Copper Range. S.75rTrinlty 3.30 Daly West.. . 13.00 U. S. Mining... 30,13 Dominion Coal 7R.00IU. S. CHI 10.23 FrankMn S-SSIUtah 43.73 G rar.hr S.fjAiVIderla 3.0O Isle Royal - . 79.00jWlnona 1Q.30 Mast. Mining. - 7.73Wolverln 109.00 Michigan 13-TBi Dried Fralt at New York. NEW YORK. June 28. The market for evaporate apples is firm, with prime fruit for Octette deMvery quo.d at 64c to 64c Spet prices fellow: Common to good. 449 4Uc; prime. 3ic; cheice. 6C64c aad fancy. 7c. Prans also were firm, with quotations ranging from 2?ic to 6c according to grade. Aprieots are Inclined to drag, hut seller do net appear to be wHting to stimulate bust r.s by lower concessions. Choice are quoted at 16012c; extra choice, lie. and fancy. 120 15c. Peach shew firmness. In the absence of selling pressure, although prlcee are not quetably changed. Choice are quoted at 100 16c: extra choice. lO40IOSc and fancy. 114012c Raisins remain firm, with loose muscatels quotd at 44064c; seeded raisins. 3406e. and London layers. $101.13. Coffee and Sugar. NEW YORK. June 29. The market for cof fee futures closed net unchanged to 3 points lower. Total tales. 17.000 bags. Including: August. 4143c: September, 6.33 0 6.60c; De cember. 6.S0C6-90C; May. 7.10 fj 7 13c Spot Rio. quiet. No. T. 74 c: mild, quiet. Sugar Raw. qult. fair refining. 34e; cea trlfugal. 91 test, 44c; molasses sugar. 34 c: refined, unsettled; crushed. fS.10; powdered. $3.33; granulated. $3.43. Wool aA St. Leak. ST. LOUIS. June 2S. Wool Steady: me dium grades combing and clothing. 2931 e: Mght fine. 244025c: heavy fine. 200224c: tub washed. 320I2HC Holiday est Beard of Trade. CHICAGO, June'25. The directors of the Board ot Trade Save voted to close the Zx changt July 3 aad U MERIT 15 QUICK What Closes Strong at Chi cago After Weak Opening. REPORTS OF SMALL YIELDS Black Rust Said to Be Spreading In Fields of South Dakota and Threatcnln- Widespread In jury to Spring Crop. CHICAGO. June 2S. Strength la the wheat marktt developed toward the middle of th session. Notwithstanding numerous buttish Influences, sentiment early was quite bear- " "iL wers. strong, weather in the Northwest was a luausui.i ot tae coot. wet. ronaettons that havo prevailed thera for some time, la the Southwest, however, tha weather was generally faterable for harvesting. This cjrcum.unce induced considerable selling ot jiv -ifa.. iHt, ...1. noOJes. n,. f.alBr. of trading at thla time. 'however, wa. beaw nroflt-takinr hee as Ing the market became quit weak. After opening a shade to Hc lower at OOijt? SOHc July decltned to, 90 Vr September sold off to SMGde after opening a shade to ir lower at IfrSdN tS8tHc. Later sentiment In the pit became bullish and prices made a quick recovery. There were many reports of small yields from the Winter wheat section. The Influence though that had the greatest eflct came la the form of reports from the Northwest. A dis patch from Minneapolis stated that black rust was spreading la the wheat fields ot South Dakota. Fears of widespread hajury Gaynor and wife. Columbus. O-: R. S. Cor to the Spring crop eausd an unusually active I aett. Weston; Miss NelHe Right. Salem; W. demand and resulted In the September op- "- Bishop. Garfield. Wash. : A. W Lemon. W. tlon advancing to S7Tc. July ta the mean- J "uh- r "Ksht-- ,?lnonf; time sold up to 9l;c. Strength of e.sh - B. True, aad wife Walla - ?. wheat at all grain centers helpM to stlma- ! T,?'.,"' K "rJh- 1.1. .v.. .... .. . ; MacIIorgue and wife. Daluth. Mlna.; Jtra. late the demand here for th optloas. Later Saa FraneUco. E F Nichols. ,n i,h. J."te,e. r,k,t some on j u,tl. FstU Minn. ; A. H. D-nton aad wife, profit-taking, but th elos. was strong with ) Arkansas City .V. E. McMannts aad wife. September at S7hBS7Sc. riaal quotatloas , gtolx ray. Ia.'. MHs Anna Richards. C. D. cn July were up tSie at 91 He 1 Braadt and wif Seattle: Albert Raymond. Heavy proflt-taktsg by the priadpal longa j Sajt Fraaelseo: T. H. Purdy. Chicago; W. causd decided weaknes In the eora market. Lillian aad wife. Blttagham. Wash.; Ed-Th- markt closed weak and near th lowest ward Sleigh. Kent. Or. . R. R. Traughhe. De- ' prlc of the day September opned H ft H ff I He lower at 33 33U 33Hr. sold oft to . 32,c aad lcsd at 34Sc. July rangd be- ' ivmh vv u ri 1. ,rut ,r vxi; . i i.? J'?'? I 4- - j . . -Y "T s the oats market.. Sptember opened an- ' changed to a shad higher at 3tl3tSc W on 30iS3Oie aad closed at 3lHc 1 Jtllr ran5 between 32V aad 32c aad closed at 32c. The fature of trading in previsions was actlv buying of pork by shorts. The Sep tember delivery closed up 10c. lard wit oft a shad ami, rib were unchanged. The leading futures ranged as fellows: WHEAT. Opn. High. Low. Close. July $0j Pi.Bl $6.tS $Ii -S7H September .87, Deeember .. -33. .87 53H -33H WW -34S ..MS .4H .32ti .31N CORN. . . 5t, .37 .. .33f -MS .. .33H .. .33H -33H .. .4tH -10H OATS. . 2; .S2? .. .ain jis MESS PORK. .12.63 12.S2L, ..13.0 13.13 LARD. r'' Jul)- inew J3H .33 -34H -49H &!9U ewi .. Sept. lnW) Dec InewTt . July September December -32 July September 12.62H 12.93 12.77i-i 13.12H Ju4y September .. 7.27H .. 7.47H .23 :.43 747H SHORT RIBS. 7.SO 7J3 S.00 8.63 July Septmbr October . . . 7.o 7.63 S.00 S.23 Cash quotations were as foliews: Flour By- What No. 2 Spring. $1.16L13; No. 3. $15 I 1.10; No. 2 red. $1.64. Corn-fo. 2. 5iQ3Jc; No. 2 yehow. VPrS 1 -.. j r OatsNo. 2. 32Hc; No. white. 33-s.tfC.tHe; No. X white. 32ti633-ic Barley Good feeding. 42tJ44c; fair lo ehoic malting. 47e49c. Flaxsted Na. 1. $125; No. 1 Northwestern. 31.43. Timothy seed Prim. $3.ia Mess pork-Per barrel. $12,73812.50. Lard Per 10 pounds. $722407.23. Short ribs side Loose. $7.S2Vr7.90. Short dear sides Boxed. $7.3097.73. Clover Contract grade. $11.754212.23. Receipts. SMemenas. Flour, barrels . . What bushels Corn, bushels . . Oat. busheU . . Ry. bushel . . . Barley, bushels .. 23.060 1 1.460 l.tOO 998.000 263.40 9.000 3S.3G) S73.4C i.a) i.zw Grain and Produce nt New Tork. NEW YORK. Jane 2S. Flour Receipts. 13.700 barrels; experts. 7000 barrels. Market firm and fairly active without change, Wheat-Exports. 13.BO0 bushels. Spot. Ir regular; No. 2 red. 31.6A elevator and $1.07 f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 Northern DuhKb, $121 ' ' . ' , . . 7 X. c. p. avneAi. -a 13 wvmjfcucw! in inv waeat market was caused by Improved weather m I i"cer. ""u" - '""rr" Mlnaesota and a break In eorK b.sc was "4,. TVhii?" Boston" : V HotU succeeded by full recoveries at midday. Fur- I M-trea Wa,h. S S. Heffmaa. Amboy; Mr, ther advances In the afternoon resulted from I Tvuttam Broderick. North Bead. Or.: Flor Dredlctlons for showers, good outside buymc rrjuui Rindnn Or : Frands E. i and botHsh Northwest crop news. The eleae was trie net nigaer. jury e to sea at n!tc September closed at tic ana December at 904 c. Hides-Quiet. Hops Quiet. OH'. 16012c. Wool Steady. Grata at Saa Fraadsco. SAN FRANCISCO, June 25. Wheat aad barley, steady. Spot quotations Wheat: Shipping. $1,474 01.33; milling. $1.330 1.66 . Barley: Feed. 824 0M4C Oats: Red. $1.1001.224. Call-beard sales Wheat. December. $L39C. Barley. Deember. SSc bid. Cera, lasge yel low. $1,424. Wheat at Uverpeot. LIVERPOOL. June 2S. Wheat Jaty. 6 104d; September. 6s 94d; December, 6s SKd. Wheat at Taeoma, TACOITA. Warn.. Juae 2S. Wheat Ua changed: bluestem. BOc; dub. S2c. Splarxe in Cotton. NEW ORLEANS. June 2S. An unusual splurge occurred In the cot ten market today. Prices iped from 47 and SO poiaae m the active future pesttiene'. At least 1600 bales of good middling early In the day seH at IO eents. an advance of 4 over yestrday's closing. Closing prices: July. 9.41e: August. 9.46c. September. 9.37c: October. 9-flIet No vember. 9t.66c; December. 9.72c; January. 9.7Sc; February. 9.81c: March, 9.SA-; April, 9.90c; May. 9.93c They Seek for Promotion. Up to the close of office yMterrlay i j. h. Hulbrommer. W. J Hultr. Chicago, there kad been 5 application fer pro- MB?ryf sTevC motion to the positions of eapulns ga?Z; n'an.. L. F. Fielding. K. H and lieutenants In the Fire Depart- ; stewart yw York: Chris Schmld. Saa Fran ment. while six have already slarnifled rlsco: O. A. Lordat Sacramento: J. K. John- dealre to take the municipal civil -vlr. ovsmlnatlon an aasesment deo- aervlcs examination as aasesment dep uty In the City Auditor's offiee. Rlffc Practice for Infantry. In accordance with general orders from headquarters the current season for rlfls practice for the Third Infantry. Oregon National Guard, has been declared open and will cloe October 31. It b expected that commanding; officers of companies stationed outside ef Portland wMi detail art officer to act as range officer of thek-respectlve- organizations. It is no longer necessary to take blue Ellis to rouse the liver to aatlon. Carter's ittle Liver Puis are much better. Don't forpit; this. AT Th Tfertlaad Mrs. M. J. CoasersheU. Xtsa Dualap. Des Moiaes; S. L. Howe. Chicago; itra. J. D. Chapmaa aad daughter. Grant's ra. W K. Lober. San. Francisco. A. S. Halt. Cincinnati. O . D L Felherraghasu New York; R G. Stevenson. Seattle; C H. Vsrellras. A. M. Fuacke. San FraacUcot F. Berahetm. Chicago. H. H. CoggcnhsB. Mrs. Whitman. Mis Walker. O. il Varnsoa and wifr. D-s Motnea; Mrs. W. KUne. To ledo. O-; J. II Cadogaif. San Fraaclscoj H. C. Rlee. Nsw York; J G. Butler. Jr.. Youags twn. O.. Mrs. Butler. Teusgstowa. O.: G. W. Brown. San Francisco. F R. Culbertsoa aad wife. Mrs. & I. Gfaoldea. II. C Law rejsce aad sister. Spokaae. S WUsoa aad. wife. Ky; Mrs. S. WaMec, Butte. Mont.. F. Sitverstoae. Satr Fraadsco; W. B. Calcic aad wife. Iowa. C. F. Brlgcs aad wife. Sam Fmnetsca; D. H. A. Auler aad wife. A. Auier. L. Metle. Miss M. Mette. St. Louis. F. H. Mooa. L Moon. Saa Jose; D. W. Saohs. Saa Fraadsco. Miss Y. Sachs. Saa Traseiseo, J. L. Dexter Brooklyn. Mrs. G. C. Phbtaev and maid. W i PbJaney. G. A Phiaaey. San Franeisco. B. Haselton. Rome. New York; A. J. Rothschild. Chicago; C. C HstHs aad family. Mrs. F. J. Craa, Saa Francises. R. J. Klekner L. W. Dapprttfh. Chiaaga: C. W. Jacobs, wife and child. New York. A. Smith. Minneapolis: W Van Dyke and whte. Miss Van Dyke. Oakland. CaL; Me. V Browa. San Diego. Mrs. R. Browa. Seattle: T. F McCoanell and wife. Rtpoo. Wis.. V. T. Seahts and wtf. CaebaMs; B. G. Wlssiams Senttl. G. Johasoa. Falrbaaks; S. J. Knudsea. Seattle. It K Lamb. Ta eoma. F W. WHsan. Spokane. J V. Slaugh ter. Philadelphia. El C. Cleveland. Saa Fran- Cisco: M. J. Henehaa aad wife. Seat tie i V. J -Henehaa. B. ML Heaehan. L. M. Henehaa, rtseo; F S. Pearson. New York: W D. Tyler. wKe and daughter. Taeoma. D. W Howlett, w K. Howlett. New Orleaaa; E. W. King. S. Wheeler. S. D Pax ten. California; a. TOinkeisaiet New York. B. Stanton and wife. Cincinnati. O . .V. R. Cooper. P IL John and wKe. California: S. Elmore. Astoria; H. D. Carapblt Lima. O. . J. G. Schmldloff. Miss Schmldlofr. t'laclanati. O. : Miss Crtttes. New York: H. E. Castell. L M. CasteU. Rock Inland. 11L . A. F Grimes. Far Test on. C. Bm sehU Seattle. F Kloek-nhausen. Bremrj. Germany. W I Heltzman. Chicago; T. P. Sheldon. MtnaapoMs: H. T. Edgemore. Sag inaw. H. A Fisher. F Fisher. Seattle: A. G. Thompson and wife. Saa Francisco. T. H. GMraaa. Sattle: W D. Judd. St. Louis; F. W Henshaw and wifr. St. Louis: General O. B. Dandy. J. T. Dean and wife. U. S. A. The rerkln W. Maehen. Sacramento. CaL; J S. Cotton Washington. D. C : S. H. Pur clt. Truax: Theraas J Brooks and family. Bedford. lad.. T W. Toby and family. Tho Dalies. Miss M. A. Harris. J. L Jones. Oma. Or : F J. McCarthy. Dr. J S Savoy. Ta- ! coma: J. L Trauger and wife. Benjamin G. ealur. Ill ; T. S. Kidder and wife. Miss it. KWder. Los Angeles; J C. McLeaa. wlfo and fhI. J GG!i,?,:y al! f,!?1 I Pnion CKy. Pa. . Dr. Sehorn aad wife. Saa Franahco. S. D Whlttier and f. Lewls- 1 let- Waho: Mrs. May Browa. Mrs. Elsie Btswa. Comioa. Or.. D. Yoder. Salem: Mrs. w u Freeraaa. Washougai: T. M. Alcorn and wife Brownsville. fr : S. S. Mlrtsr. Day Crek. Or.. G. IL Cooper. WyM M. GIffen. AMce Giffen. GoMendale. Wash,: George Dy sert aad family. CeatraHa: Ed Richards aad wife. Dallas. Or.: Arthur Brussell. WlHUm Turner. Pendleton: S. 31. Martin. Lla Mar tin. Seattle; N. H. Brooks. Pendleton; C. Fredrick and wife Paiouse: W. E. Buekman and family. Alec, Or.: R- F. Smith and wife. Wallace. Idaho; J. S. Dero. Atlanta. Ga.; John Styles. Chicago; J. F Wood. Houston. Tex.: G. E. KraraMd. Reading. Pa. ; E. B. Burns. GoM. Beach: C W. Eastman. W. A Butterfleid. Wlatsell. Ia.; C. P. Mattlsoa. Westport. Wash.: Mlaaa. X- Miller. Mrs. PL Miller. Spekaa: Mrs. J. B. Llghteaer. Pittsburg. Pa.; 3trs. Emma Brandt, Miss AMce Brandt. Miss Grace Braadt. Kulm. N. D-; Charles E. Wlekstrom and wife. Heulton. Or. The Imperial H. G. Geron. Seattle: Oscar Browne. Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Pastages. Seattle; T. Cheshire. Granfs Pas; W. J. Hop kins and wife. Vancouver: Charles Lundbera. elty: OMver C. MeGllvra and wife. Seattle: V. E. Keeler. S. P. Groat, wife and daugh ter. Cincinnati. John Underwood. Rapid City; N. L Atkins. Forest Growe; Dr. An drew Kershaw. Grande Ronde: Mrs. S. B. Houston. Hillsboro. EHzabeth Cox. Margaret Cox. Kansas CKy; John Roh. Spokane; C L. Frltchard. New York; Gorge IL Gal lagher. Spokaae; W. H. Frost, Chicago: C A. Maud. Saa Fraadsco; H. N. Forsyth. Taeoma. J. F. Co. Saa Fraadsco; Reb Hebsoa. NelMe Dawson. Astoria; Fred N Stump. Sa!m; 31. F. Davla aad wife. Se attle; W. A. Johnson and wlf. Chicago: F. Lewis 3Itlwaukle. U. C. Shafer. Seattle-. Miss F P. MeDevltt. Mrs. o. H. Salemaa, Baltimore-. LllHaa E. Michael. Athens: Wla- Loaa Bares. Geshea; Miss Susl Thompson. f1 .i , tv . - Miiw.ifV. tit n Qtnh- IU. MJ. y 3 . Jin-". - " ens. Los Aaxeles; F. E. Ramsey, dty; Dr. W. J. SUplsh and wife. Anderson; Miss L Mathews. Bueymo; 11- D. Schwsltxer and wife. Hillsboro; J. H. Kent. Helena; L. W. Ross aad wife. Albany; L. H. Stephens and sister. Woodland ; Mrs. E. V Llndblow and sen. Caltferala; C. H. Metcalf. Meatesaao; F. J. King. Jr. Mentague; EL Jacobsoa. Saa Fraadsco; H. C. Worland. Los Aageles; Mrs. H B. Labadue. Peteekey; F. S. Fltts and Ue. Dean Fltts. Genevx Fltts. Madison; J. Neal. Ashland; P. A. Young. Miss .tlley. Mls Drennaa. E. Walters. San Fran . Isco; P. S. Knlghr, Salem; Arthur Coleman aad wife. O. Matthee aad wife. A. Matlhs and wife. Sattte: Ida S. Dunlway. Phbe Y. Beatie. L. S. Miller. Charles Chapln. Provo; H. E. Neal and wife. Boise. Idaho; The St. Charie-W. IL Gales and wife. MIHer Junction. Wis.; J. T Crurahley, Sea- side; S. Klrby and wife. Kalama: U. t. Bidker. North Yakima; Jules Broock; Mr. Madge Taylor. Junction City. W. O. Jllnor. Heppner; L. A. Hastings and wife. F. L. Hastlngs. Andover. S. D. : J. B. Thompson. M. F. Thompson. Grass Valley; George N ess ling. Dallas: George Byon. Jr.. and wlf. ' Dundee. Or.. J. K. Powell: H. U White. Rlekreatt. Or.; J W. Hartley and wife. Resehurg; 3Irs: J. S. Hughes. Lebanon; Mrs. M. C. Beajarala. Alameda: George C. Mil ler. Latah. Wash.; Miss NelMe Neep. Santa. vm, ri - w. f Robertson. Wasco. Or. XT . ; ' . ... . . , j . 1 . wileon. Stockton. Cat. Roy Swatsea: K. M. 1 Stewart. Oregon; Mrs. C. urumraer. I Grammer. A. M. Homager. Aneraea. v. Palmer. Vancouver B. C . J. R- Fisher, mo qulam: J. A. GrUfla. 3Iontsaao. Wash.: Mrs. Brady. Miss Brady. Daytoa: J. C Gorgie and wife. Gresham: A- F. Robiaett. Halsey: C. B. Du Beis: Sirs. Georg Ran dolph. Peadtetea: Freda Freeman. E. Hodson and wife: James Stevenson. Ardock. N. D.: B. Austin. Centcrvllle. S. D ; A. W. Butter flM Canby: R. Woedworth and wife. Butte vtlle"; Gorg H. Holmes and wife. Fllat Mich.: N. El Dodge and wife. Bay City. Mich.: It- M. Watson Seaside; A. M. Aadsr soa. Qulney: Matt Nelsoa; Joha Gras. Jr.. C. R. Podget. North Yakima; C. H. Bryner. Lextagtea: N. C. Fuqua. Heppner; C. M FaMis. Fallon; Roy Grewell; Isabel Testes. Pearl Hamas. North Yakima; A. K Whit. USA.- M- S. Bauer. Windsor. Ind.; J. W. Howard aad wife. Ashland: A IT. Tonnt. R E. Lawson. dty: T. B. Stapleton. Golden dale: Link S. Burton and wife. A- E. Holme and wife. CathUmet; N. H. McKay. Sats vles; Joseph AHUoa. Hillsboro; A. F. Perry: P 31 Mana aad son. Forest Grove; Carr Res.'j B. Res. Knappa: J. Erchbach aad wife. Mr.. PhIL A. Dltler. Anaa Duff-y. North Yakima: 3Irs. Will Traad!- Miss Trandle. Mapleton. Mian. : Mrs. JuMa HameL Miss Rose Esehbaeh, Miss Grace McCafJerty. 3llss RosaMa McNamara, John P Kremer. T C McNamara. James MeCafferty. P. GMder and family. North Yakima. The Oregon T. T. Greer. PuHman. Wis.: T C Hoar Saa Franciseo; K. H. Cowles. Gr-eafield. Mass. : D. K. Mathews. Rath dram. Idaho: J T Byrne. Alameda. Cat; Dr. T. Starr and wife. San Francisco: Mrs. H. 3L Helnerdlager. Butte: P. H. Smith. California; B Llndenberger. Astoria. William U Has b ranch. Kansas City . George W. Grim, Cor pus Christ. Tex.. W H. DavK Albany. Or.: t W. Nelson. Alameda. C. F. Claacy. Se attle Miss LI lit ClaacjMlsa Lizzie Clancy. Seattle: C R. Cheney. Mllwauke; J. M. Montgomery. Ann Arbor. Mich. ; Joha Gross. Trinidad. Colo.; II C. Allen. Pasadena. Cat; ' son, ornaaa; k. 'J, I May L. Wlman, Spokane: C- P. MatsoB, MlnneapolU. T. nomas 1 . rawuey. jroruana. J. K Jtortoa. New York; A. X. Kelloyz. Cleveland: J. Williams. Halley. Idaho; C. E. Slater. Seattle: H. Friedman. New York: J. M Golke aad wife. Sirs. Frank Harvey. Co lumbus. Or.: F. G. Haywood. Seattle; T. Z. Hughes aad wife. Rainier; F. M. Garrison. Cleveland: A. L. Merrla. Belllngham: Harry Hamberrr. Alaska: It E. Woodmaase. SDrtagfield. lit: Robert Wolf. Westfield. Mass.: B. F. Bernhdm. Chicago; E. II Schater. J. D Haaford. Seattle; W. T. Day and wife. Miss S. L Day- Indiana; Miss E Lawson. Evanston. Ind.; Chart ea Harst, New York: Ulysses S. Skerd. Bedtord. lad. Taenia n Hotel. Taeeeaaw American plan- Rates. TC and oa. Xlfst-dAss restauriat'lii 'co'saectlaa.